How do constitutions determine what state and local governments can and cannot do

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How do constitutions determine what state and local governments can and cannot do

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Damien Montoya · Answer 1

Answer: The constitution determines the powers to the state and local government.

Explanation:

The states and the local government are provided with exclusive, concurrent, and legislative powers.

The constitution also maintains the balance of power between the two authorities. The states can interfere the working and proceedings of the local government but the local government cannot do so.